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it can be flipping hard / back story on NY Post Just Sold at 260 Park Avenue South

Mar. 26, 2008
The odyssey of #7B at 260 Park Avenue South is given public notice of a successful conclusion in this weekend's Just Sold section of the NY Post's Real Estate Section. As noted, it took 374 days for this new Manhattan loft to close at $3.45mm off the (mos

all around the town / 3 open houses at $2.55mm

Jan. 25, 2008
Categorized in: open houses
Here are three Sunday loft open houses at the same price in very different Manhattan neighborhoods, at sizes ranging from almost 2,400 sq ft to just over 1,600 sq ft, all with fairly deluxe finishes, all in new developments. One has a huge wrap terrace, o

81 White contract / far east Tribeca condo under $1,000/ft

Dec. 19, 2007
At “1,982 sq ft” and asking (most recently) $1.75mm, the Manhattan loft #3E at 81 White Street looks like a bargain for a condo in a “classic Tribeca prewar loft building that was completely renovated in 2005”, doesn’t it? Particularly with the

head scratching / penthouse at 6 East 1 St gets new price (as birthday present?)

Dec. 7, 2007
The Manhattan penthouse loft #5A at 6 East 1 Street is asking $6.9mm and $3,119/mo in a newly developed condo (Brick House Lofts), for “3,082 sq ft” of triplexed space with a huge terrace off the “middle” level and a roof terrace on top. I also kn

mad numbers as toy plans switch off Madison Square / 1107 Broadway to condo (again)

Nov. 8, 2007
Plans announced to (again) build Manhattan condominium lofts in a Toy Building on Broadway, just west of Madison Square Park.
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